Ski boot buckle for closing the shell of a ski boot and ski boot fitted therewith
AssigneeATOMIC Austria GmbH
InventorsCristiano BENETTI, Gerhard TRINKAUS
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AssigneeATOMIC Austria GmbH
InventorsCristiano BENETTI, Gerhard TRINKAUS
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The invention relates to a ski boot buckle (4) for closing the shell (2) of a ski boot (1). The ski boot buckle (4) comprises a toothed plate (9) for mounting on a first flap (10) of the shell (2) of the ski boot (1) and a lever system (12) for mounting on another flap (13) of the shell (2) of the ski boot (1). In the lever system (12), a fastener (15) is connected in a pivoting arrangement to an operating lever (23), and the operating lever (23) is accommodated in a pivoting arrangement in a lever retaining means (25). At least one spring element (27) is additionally provided in the lever system (12) for transferring the operating lever (23) into a closed position. Another spring element (28) is provided on the operating lever (23) by means of which other spring element (28) the operating lever (23) respectively the ski boot buckle (4) can be held in the open position.
Ski boot buckle (4) for closing the shell (2) of a ski boot (1), comprising a toothed plate (9) for mounting on a first flap (10) of the shell (2) of the ski boot (1) and a lever system (12) for mounting on another flap (13.) of the shell (2) of the ski boot (1), in which lever system (12) a fastener (15) is connected in a pivoting arrangement to an operating lever (23), and the operating lever (23) is accommodated in a pivoting arrangement in a lever retaining means (25) and in which lever system (12) at least one spring element (27) is additionally provided as a means of transferring the operating lever (23) into a closed position (26), wherein another spring element (28) is provided on the operating lever (23), by means of which other spring element (28) the operating lever (23) respectively the ski boot buckle (4) can be held in the open position (29).
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